need part #'s

[rj24 38]

for a 1984 GT-1800 auto trany i blow my seals out and now leaking trany oil need a rebiuled kit part #'s if it is still there

the leak has been there but mad it worth this time

Edited February 19, 2014 by rj24

[boovuc 1,090]

Here is a link to a diagram on Partstree for your tractor.

If the link doesn't work, copy and paste it into your browser.

 

http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=toro_consumer&mn=A1-18BE01%2C+GT-1800+Twin+Automatic+Tractor%2C+1984&dn=810351R1-51R10012-0005

[rj24 38]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q56ifDKrIog&feature=youtu.be

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,102]

Here is a manual on the lift valve and cylinder.

The last time I checked the part numbers had been changed up but still available from Toro.

 

For the left wheel to move like that either the hub is loose on the axle or the axle bearing has failed. They can ruin an axle if left too long. A failed bearing or axle would explain the oil seal leak.

 

Garry

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,102]

Here is an illustrated parts list for the 1984 GT-1800 Twin Auto model A1-18BE01

http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/files/file/3309-tractor-1984-gt-1800-twin-auto-tiplpdf/

Garry

[rj24 38]

ok thanks

[rj24 38]

how a bout this is this ok whis is the bad side

this is the good side

I thank that is how it go's

Edited February 21, 2014 by rj24

[rj24 38]

do you know if this is ok for the hub to move in and out on the right side but the left side dose not od it

[stevasaurus 22,878]

Are you talking the hub itself...or the axle that is moving???  The hub should not move in and out on the axle.  The axle could move in and out about 1/8" and is still OK...just play between the axle gear and the "C" clip. 

[rj24 38]

Are you talking the hub itself...or the axle that is moving???  The hub should not move in and out on the axle.  The axle could move in and out about 1/8" and is still OK...just play between the axle gear and the "C" clip. 

i thank its the axle you can see it in the pic but when it movers on the left side it leack a lot of oil

[stevasaurus 22,878]

Jack up the rear end of the tractor...remove the tires and hubs...both sides.  You should have little to no axle movement up and down...or side to side.  This would tell you if you have a bad axle bearing.  In and out movement of the axle should be about 1/8"...the slack between the axle gear and the "C" clip inside the trans.  If the "C" clip is gone, you could possibly pull out the axle from the trans.  Do not pull it out...you will have to open up the transmission to put it back in...but you would have to open the transmission to fix the "C" clip anyway.  You can pry the seals out with an awl or ice pick and replace them if all else is OK.  Wheel Horse #6449 for the seals from TORO.